CORONA: Threats, backroom dealing by hospital alleged by union
Source: PE
By PATRICK O’NEILL
The union that was recently dropped at Corona Regional Medical Center has filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board, contending the hospital used threats, surveillance, and backroom dealings to thwart bargaining efforts.
The board received the complaint from the United Nurses Association of California/Union of Health Care Professionals on Monday, Feb. 22, alleging the hospital used “coercive” actions, statements and promises of benefits to stymie contract bargaining, labor board records show.
Corona Regional CEO Mark Uffer declined Friday, Feb. 26, to comment in detail on the allegations.
“Our stance is there is no union here anymore,” Uffer said.
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